Update: Financial Times has now pulled the story of the site, and according to several reports, the scandal has been termed as fake. Also, the picture of the princess doing rounds on the internet is actually a morphed photo of Alia Al Mazrouei, Chief Operating Officer of Dubai based Mazrui Holdings.
British newspaper Financial Times has uncovered a heavy-caliber scandal – British security services broke into a room in Excelsior London Hotel, London, in the hunt for a suspect. To their surprise found the Qatari princess engaging in an orgy with 7 men
According to the newspaper, British security service (MI6) with the assistance of Scotland Yard had broken into the hotel room and a woman was found in a compromising position with 7 men. Upon checking her ID, it was revealed that she was a Qatari princess Sheikha Salwa – the daughter of former Prime Minister Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor Al Thani.
Preliminary investigation revealed that the princess had asked her Saudi intermediary(the suspect) to bring 6 men with specific physical attributes to her to have collective sex in exchange an exorbitant amount of money. The princess also asked the intermediary to stay back for safety, in-case any of the men got violent.
The Princess said that it was not her intention to damage her country’s reputation and that she had not violated any British law. However, the police told her that it was against the law to use a man with a criminal record or men for prostitution.
No case could be filed against the princess as she held diplomatic immunity, but Qatari embassy was notified of the matter.
The Qatari embassy tried to silence the whole matter by bribing newspapers, but ‘Financial Times’ allegedly rejected the offer and published the story.
